"It wouldn't have necessarily made it easier for us if they had won at Newcastle, it's still going to be a difficult game".
This is not an uncommon scenario in any industry, and something which wouldn't have necessarily made him unfit to fly (he did, after all, pass all required physical and psychological assessments before being allowed to do so).
These changes, though popular, have necessarily made insurance more expensive, because they mean insurers must pay medical bills they were once able to avoid.
As with any adaptation, filmmakers have necessarily made choices as to which subplots to trim, which themes to emphasize and what tone to take.
When we have, necessarily, made simplifying modelling assumptions, we have tended to be optimistic about future trends in SBA attendance, so that our projections represent optimistically low estimates for the number of women giving birth without a skilled birth attendant.
In the other No8 car, Buemi is fast and aggressive – although he has not necessarily made a lot of friends along the way – Anthony has been around a long time and been a bridesmaid at some of these races for a few years although not necessarily through any fault of his own.
How much is biological, how much is psychological, how much is social?" The improved understanding of how such pain develops — and can be treated — has changed the ways that pediatricians look at the problem, but it hasn't necessarily made it easier to take proper care of these children, to worry over them enough but not too much and, above all, to make them feel better.
But while more dancers now begin planning their second careers earlier in their first, it hasn't necessarily made their eventual departure from dance any easier.
Choosing to push smaller tax cuts rather than rallying around Mr. Bush's tax-reduction plan has not necessarily made things easier for Republicans.
"The plethora of new channels and of all the new media has not necessarily made it easier to showcase the array of perspectives in this democratic nation," said Pat Aufderheide, a professor of communication at American University in Washington who studies documentaries and public interest policy.
